SEEBURGER, the leading German-based business integration and enterprise class Managed File Transfer (MFT) solutions provider today shares some of its market trend findings amongst global financial institutions, as part of its involvement at the Vietnam Finance 2012 forum.
According to SEEBURGER’s APAC, Managing Director, James Hatcher, tighter data integration is the one of the top priority technology purchase decisions by global financial organizations today.
The common business drivers of financial institutions are ability to reduce costs, focus on core (banking) operations, and to reduce risk via better data security - all of which relate to the issue of data integration.
On top of that, 3 trends are sweeping across the landscape today:
Hatcher shared some quantitative statistics on the benefits which financial organizations have successful benefited from adopting data consolidation solutions.
“Based on our customer reference accounts, there is up to 96% reduction of expenditure related to search (ie. document tracking); 65% cost cuts in implementing B2B/EDI interfaces; 60% in reduction of software maintenance fees; 50% in reduction of hidden operation cost and operation personnel; and 30% reduction in transfer fees.”
For more details on file sharing security.
According to SEEBURGER’s APAC, Managing Director, James Hatcher, tighter data integration is the one of the top priority technology purchase decisions by global financial organizations today.
The common business drivers of financial institutions are ability to reduce costs, focus on core (banking) operations, and to reduce risk via better data security - all of which relate to the issue of data integration.
On top of that, 3 trends are sweeping across the landscape today:
- Core Banking systems are designed to last at least 10 years before replacement, and we are in the current era where many ASEAN banks have reached the 2nd cycle for replacement.
- The pressing demand for web-based banking solutions. In trying to keep up with the rapid evolution of web-based banking products and services, many organizations are struggling with how to deliver tight data integration at the solutions’ backend without hard coding. Hard coding interfaces compounds the enterprise level integration scenario when you look at modernizing a financial infrastructure.
- Next-generation applications such as advanced Customer Relationship Management (CRM) and business analytics systems are resulting in multiple databases for the same customer accounts. Synchronization of master data becomes another business issue.
Hatcher shared some quantitative statistics on the benefits which financial organizations have successful benefited from adopting data consolidation solutions.
“Based on our customer reference accounts, there is up to 96% reduction of expenditure related to search (ie. document tracking); 65% cost cuts in implementing B2B/EDI interfaces; 60% in reduction of software maintenance fees; 50% in reduction of hidden operation cost and operation personnel; and 30% reduction in transfer fees.”
For more details on file sharing security.
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